today party is talking to peter joseph activists and filmmaker he's the founder of the movement and has recently released his newest film guys moving forward. peter thank you for joining us today for our viewers who may not be very familiar with it briefly explain what is a case movement is what the psychosis film series over first point out is my own creative expression and carried over with an influence inspiration if you will to the psychosis movement through a number of people that want to start being active in social change so there's like a movement overall is built upon the ideology of the venus project which is worth mentioning is the life work of shark fresco what that means is that all of the work that he's gone throughout his entire life with an engineer filing state of zines highly ideologies value orientations compiling ideas essentially that make this in tandem with nature if you want to approach all the problems in the world with think about it technically not think about or through political parties not think about it through the acquisition of money or the movement of m

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before that when he went part time in the brookings institute as the joseph peckman fellow and deputy director of economic studies. peter has also co-authored a you been in of books and is currently a member among other organizations of the institute of medicine and as i said the council on foreign relations so please join me in welcoming peter to the podium. [applause] >> thank you. it's great to be back at brookings. let me say a couple remarks about the broader context in which we face ourselves. i think it is now well-known that the rate at which health care costs grow is the primary determinant of our long-term future in what's shown on this chart between now and 2050. social security is expected to rise from 5% of the economy to 6. medicare, medicaid and other federal health expenditures are projected to rise from 5.5 to 12. so our success or failure at containing future cost growth will be a much more important determinant of our long-term fiscal future than either the deal that was just reached on discretionary spending or, frankly, the other measures that are under discussion now, important though they are, wha